Haiku

Crimson Rose

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    Eric Radcliffe
    Eric Radcliffe(@eric-radcliffe)
    2 years ago

    I like this haiku Katy – always they question what the poet is thinking?

    Susan Dawson
    Susan Dawson(@susan-dawson)
    2 years ago

    Compelling, visual and thought provoking

    Mary Kot
    Mary Kot(@mary-kot)
    2 years ago

    Such a wonderful haiku! I love how you give a new meaning to the color red!

    Mary Kot
    Mary Kot(@mary-kot)
    Reply to  Katerina Bizirtsaki
    2 years ago

    You’re welcome

    Panos Bizi
    Panos Bizi(@panos-bizi)
    2 years ago

    I don’t know much about the art of haiku but I love how simple and yet beautiful it is. Well done!

    Crystal Cel.
    Crystal Cel.(@crystal-cel)
    2 years ago

    Short, yet powerful. A perfect haiku! Good job, Katy.

    Mary Kot
    Mary Kot(@mary-kot)
    2 years ago

    After coming back and re-reading this haiku, I comprehend it in a totally different way. The first time it was all about death and the red color of blood, while, now, it reminded me of love and its world widely-known and distinctive red color.

    Mary Kot
    Mary Kot(@mary-kot)
    Reply to  Katerina Bizirtsaki
    2 years ago

    I agree; this is why a haiku is so powerful in such few words.

    Julie Harris
    Julie Harris(@julie-harris)
    2 years ago

    Powerful picture for a dark and haunting haiku. You have a very original mind.

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